VNC® Personal Edition 4.6

Introduction

VNC Personal Edition 4.6 enables connections to be secured using up to 256-bit AES encryption, and features significant improvements to the file transfer mechanism and to performance.

If you haven't done so already, you probably want to download the latest version and read the release notes.

Documentation

If you have never used VNC Personal Edition before, start with the general VNC documentation.

The following documentation is available for VNC Personal Edition. Note that a host computer is the computer to be controlled, running VNC Server, and a client computer is a computer to connect from, running VNC Viewer.

Note that the User Guide is written for VNC Enterprise Edition, but that all the information it contains applies to VNC Personal Edition with the exception of sections on system authentication.
Installing and removing Explains how to install VNC Personal Edition components on host and client computers.
License key FAQ Explains VNC Personal Edition terms and conditions, how to enter a license key to unlock VNC Server on the host computer, and how to obtain a 30-day trial license key.
Getting computers ready to use This excerpt from the VNC Enterprise Edition User Guide explains how to get VNC Personal Edition ready to use on client and host computers.
Getting connected for the first time This excerpt from the VNC Enterprise Edition User Guide summarizes how to connect two computers.
VNC Enterprise Edition User Guide

HTML version.

PDF version. Opens in a new browser window. For printing.

Download PDF. For offline access.

Note that to view PDF documents you need a program such as Adobe Reader (free).
Printing

Please note that printing host computer files is supported under all platforms except Windows NT 4.

Acknowledgements

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